Yvonne Nelson, the renowned Ghanaian actress, has responded to Sarkodie's recent rap where he presented his side of the story regarding her abortion. In her book titled 'I Am Not Yvonne Nelson,' she had previously revealed that Sarkodie abandoned her after impregnating her, leading her to make the difficult decision to terminate the pregnancy. Yvonne Nelson stated that she reached out to Sarkodie, whose real name is Michael Owusu Addo, to discuss the situation as she believed he should take responsibility as well. 

However, in his latest single 'Try Me [Raw],' released on Wednesday, Sarkodie claimed that he had advised Yvonne Nelson to keep the pregnancy despite not being ready to become a father. He insisted that he never pushed her to have an abortion. Yvonne, on the other hand, expressed her disappointment with Sarkodie's choice to use rap to undermine the pain she experienced. Taking to Twitter, she reminded him of their shared role as parents to daughters and urged him to consider how life may challenge their own children. 

The exchange between Yvonne Nelson and Sarkodie highlights a deeply personal and sensitive matter that has been brought into the public domain. While Yvonne Nelson has been open about her experiences, Sarkodie's rap offers a contrasting perspective. The situation serves as a reminder of the complexities surrounding personal relationships and the need for empathy when discussing sensitive subjects. Both individuals have their own truths, and it is important to approach such conversations with respect and understanding for the emotions involved.